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In Living Color · S4E22 — Great Moments in Black History
Season 4 episodes
1. Rodney King and Reginald Deny Speak OutSep 27, 1992
2. Basic InstankOct 4, 1992
3. Mr. and Mrs. BrooksOct 11, 1992
4. Black People AwardsOct 18, 1992
5. Trail Mix-A-LotOct 25, 1992
6. Anton ReturnsNov 1, 1992
7. Homey and SonNov 8, 1992
8. Handi-Man ReturnsNov 15, 1992
9. Men On CookingNov 22, 1992
10. Lil Magic: Working GirlDec 13, 1992
11. Driving Miss ShottDec 20, 1992
12. Vera DeMilo: Stank of a WomanJan 3, 1993
13. Capitol HillbilliesJan 10, 1993
14. Best-of episode - Michael JacksonJan 17, 1993
15. Alive II with Richard SimmonsFeb 7, 1993
16. Best-of episode - Valentine's ShowFeb 11, 1993
17. Oswald Booked on PhonicsFeb 14, 1993
18. ThighmasterFeb 21, 1993
19. Best-of episode - Tribute to Men on FilmFeb 25, 1993
20. Passenger 227Feb 28, 1993
21. Louise Jefferson for WeeziesMar 7, 1993
22. Great Moments in Black HistoryApr 25, 1993
23. Best-of episodeMar 21, 1993
24. What if Barbara Streisand was Black?Apr 4, 1993
25. Baby Lonnie at the DoctorApr 25, 1993
26. Best-of episode - Best Commercial ParodiesApr 29, 1993
27. Teen CourtMay 2, 1993
28. Best-of episode - Night at the MoviesMay 6, 199329. Heterosexual Pride ParadeMay 9, 1993
30. Best-of episode - Celebrity ThemedMay 9, 199331. Grandpa and Duke the Dead DogMay 16, 1993
32. Joe Jackson's Rock 'Em Sock 'Em RobotsMay 23, 199333. In Living Color Voice-Mail Feedback LineApr 25, 1993Synopsis
The collection features a range of sketches, among them “Achy Breaky Head,” which was omitted from the DVD release, and “Great Moments in Black History: The First Record Scratcher.” Other segments include “Al Sharpton’s Hunger Strike” and “Reality Check: Bald Men vs. Men with Hair,” a repeat from Season 3, episode 28. A particularly ambitious piece, "What If Archie Bunker was Black?" would later evolve into the fifth season's "All Up in the Family," showcasing Marc Wilmore in the role of Bunker.
